CONTENTS OF VOLUME IV

Articles on Castes and Tribes of the Central Provinces in Alphabetical

Order

The articles which are considered to be of most general interest

are shown in capitals

Kumhar (Potter) 3

Kunbi (Cultivator) 16

Kunjra (Greengrocer) 50

Kuramwar (Shepherd) 52

Kurmi (Cultivator) 55

Lakhera (Worker in lac) 104

Lodhi (Landowner and cultivator) 112

Lohar (Blacksmith) 120

Lorha (Growers of san-hemp) 126

Mahar (Weaver and labourer) 129

Mahli (Forest tribe) 146

Majhwar (Forest tribe) 149

Mal (Forest tribe) 153

Mala (Cotton-weaver and labourer) 156

Mali (Gardener and vegetable-grower) 159

Mallah (Boatman and fisherman) 171

Mana (Forest tribe, cultivator) 172

Manbhao (Religious mendicant) 176

Mang (Labourer and village musician) 184

Mang-Garori (Criminal caste) 189

Manihar (Pedlar) 193

Mannewar (Forest tribe) 195

Maratha (Soldier, cultivator and service) 198

Mehtar (Sweeper and scavenge) 215

Meo (Tribe) 233

Mina or Deswali (Non-Aryan tribe, cultivator) 235

Mirasi (Bard and genealogist) 242

Mochi (Shoemaker) 244

Mowar (Cultivator) 250

Murha (Digger and navvy) 252

Nagasia (Forest tribe) 257

Nahal (Forest tribe) 259

Nai (Barber) 262

Naoda (Boatman and fisherman) 283

Nat (Acrobat) 286

Nunia (Salt-refiner; digger and navvy) 294

Ojha (Augur and soothsayer) 296

Oraon (Forest tribe) 299

Paik (Soldier, cultivator) 321

Panka (Labourer and village watchman) 324

Panwar Rajput (Landowner and cultivator) 330

Pardhan (Minstrel and priest) 352

Pardhi (Hunter and fowler) 359

Parja (Forest tribe) 371

Pasi (Toddy-drawer and labourer) 380

Patwa (Maker of silk braid and thread) 385

Pindari (Freebooter) 388

Prabhu (Writer and clerk) 399

Raghuvansi (Cultivator) 403

Rajjhar (Agricultural labourer) 405

Rajput (Soldier and landowner) 410

Rajput Clans

Baghel.

Bagri.

Bais.

Baksaria.

Banaphar.

Bhadauria.

Bisen.

Bundela.

Chandel.

Chauhan.

Dhakar.

Gaharwar.

Gaur.

Haihaya.

Huna.

Kachhwaha.

Nagvansi.

Nikumbh.

Paik.

Parihar.

Rathor.

Sesodia.

Solankhi.

Somvansi.

Surajvansi.

Tomara.

Yadu.

Rajwar (Forest tribe) 470

Ramosi (Village watchmen and labourers, formerly thieves) 472

Rangrez (Dyer) 477

Rautia (Forest tribe and cultivators, formerly soldiers) 479

Sanaurhia (Criminal thieving caste) 483

Sansia (Vagrant criminal tribe) 488

Sansia (Uria) (Mason and digger) 496

Savar (Forest tribe) 500

Sonjhara (Gold-washer) 509

Sudh (Cultivator) 514

Sunar (Goldsmith and silversmith) 517

Sundi (Liquor distiller) 534

Tamera (Coppersmith) 536

Taonla (Soldier and labourer) 539

Teli (Oilman) 542

Thug (Criminal community of murderers by strangulation) 558

Turi (Bamboo-worker) 588

Velama (Cultivator) 593

Vidur (Village accountant, clerk and writer) 596

Waghya (Religious mendicant) 603

Yerukala (Criminal thieving caste) 606

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